In this insightful episode, Spencer Coursen hosts Ali Pentz to break down the emotional complexities behind confidence, validation, gender roles, and emotional attachment in the digital age.

Together, they unpack hard truths about masculinity, femininity, social media validation, love languages as trauma responses, and what people really want in modern relationships. Ali’s sharp insights challenge the performative nature of dating and guide listeners toward deeper emotional awareness and authentic connection.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 04:28] – Intro: the emotional foundations of attraction and connection

- [04:28 - 08:56] – Masculinity, feminism, and how gender roles have shifted

- [08:56 - 13:24] – Why confidence is misunderstood in dating dynamics

- [13:24 - 17:52] – The 5 qualities women are actually looking for in men

- [17:52 - 22:20] – The 4 essential components of a successful relationship

- [22:20 - 26:48] – Love languages: how they are trauma-informed preferences

- [26:48 - 31:16] – Why attraction often stems from unmet emotional needs

- [31:16 - 35:44] – Feminine vs. masculine energy in emotional safety

- [35:44 - 40:12] – Can men be feminists? Challenging gender assumptions

- [40:12 - 44:40] – The “get ready with me” trend and false intimacy online

- [44:40 - 49:08] – The illusion of relationship goals and social media curation

- [49:08 - 53:36] – Why “I love you” too early is often a red flag

- [53:36 - 58:04] – Validation from “pretty girls” and the male ego online

- [58:04 - 1:02:32] – What men and women truly want—and why they sabotage it

- [1:02:32 - 1:07:35] – Final thoughts: self-responsibility, healing, and connection

Links & Resources:

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, elite coach and entrepreneur Justin Mihaly joins Spencer Coursen to discuss the deeply personal and professional transformations that shaped his mindset. Justin opens up about navigating autoimmune challenges, misdiagnoses in the medical industry, and the turning point that made him question everything.

From HBC protocols and statins to how social media algorithms reward precision over authenticity, Justin gets brutally honest about building a brand, protecting your mental energy, and why AI will replace the unprepared. Whether you’re a content creator, business owner, or navigating your own health journey—this conversation is filled with raw truth and tangible strategies.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 06:54] – Opening thoughts: vulnerability, health, and self-honesty

- [06:54 - 13:49] – HBC protocol, autoimmune journey & medical mistrust

- [13:49 - 20:43] – The statin lie & how the health system failed him

- [20:43 - 27:38] – Research, red flags, and finding truth in a biased world

- [27:38 - 34:33] – Social algorithms: the machine must know what to expect

- [34:33 - 41:27] – Neuralink and the merging of man and machine

- [41:27 - 48:22] – Owning your triggers and controlling cognitive patterns

- [48:22 - 55:16] – When content stops being fun—and starts being business

- [55:16 - 1:02:11] – Creating your niche & positioning for longevity

- [1:02:11 - 1:09:06] – The trillion-dollar Venn diagram: opportunity and overlap

- [1:09:06 - 1:16:00] – The cold truth: You will be replaced by AI

- [1:16:00 - 1:22:55] – Masculinity, identity, and giving power to other men

- [1:22:55 - 1:29:49] – Internal peace vs external validation

- [1:29:49 - 1:36:44] – Coaching, burnout, and evolving your legacy

- [1:36:44 - 1:43:39] – Final reflections: healing through storytelling and action

Links & Resources:

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, former UFC fighter and BJJ black belt Andrew Craig sits down with Spencer Coursen for a deep dive into the fighter’s mindset, emotional discipline, and the psychological edge that separates world-class athletes from everyone else.

Andrew reflects on the lessons learned inside and outside the cage—from navigating ego and identity, to how fighting is more about emotional regulation than brute force. The conversation covers skillset development, the truth about work ethic, the surprising realities of the UFC, and why Jiu Jitsu is a life practice that can benefit anyone, regardless of age or background.

If you're interested in mindset mastery, high-performance habits, or the philosophy behind elite training, this episode delivers both wisdom and actionable insight.

Timestamps:

- [0:00:00 - 0:04:34] – Andrew Craig’s intro and life after fighting

- [0:04:34 - 0:09:08] – Managing ego in competitive environments

- [0:09:08 - 0:13:42] – The fighter’s mindset and the value of emotional control

- [0:13:42 - 0:18:16] – Skill sets, Call of Duty, and the Navy SEAL fantasy

- [0:18:16 - 0:22:51] – Can everyone do Jiu Jitsu? Accessibility and benefits

- [0:22:51 - 0:27:25] – Why talent without work ethic often fails

- [0:27:25 - 0:31:59] – Physical vs. mental resilience in athletes

- [0:31:59 - 0:36:33] – Raising boys and the conversation around masculinity

- [0:36:33 - 0:41:07] – Personal safety and the role of men in protection

- [0:41:07 - 0:45:42] – How the fight game has changed over time

- [0:45:42 - 0:50:16] – Behind-the-scenes realities of UFC that surprised Andrew

- [0:50:16 - 0:54:50] – Fatherhood, legacy, and life beyond the cage

- [0:54:50 - 0:59:24] – Emotional regulation in leadership and life

- [0:59:24 - 1:03:58] – Craig’s current philosophy on training and diet

- [1:03:58 - 1:08:33] – Reflections on purpose, grit, and staying grounded

Links & Resources:

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In this vulnerable and unfiltered episode of Coursen’s Corner, intimacy coach and former sex worker Coral Osborne joins host Spencer Coursen for a deep dive into the complex truths behind modern relationships, sexual shame, digital disconnection, and the shifting roles of masculinity and femininity.

From breaking down misconceptions about sex work to explaining why dating apps and emotional suppression are more damaging than porn, Coral delivers raw, powerful insight into what’s really causing modern intimacy to fracture.

They discuss the “orgasm gap,” male vulnerability, trauma, emotional safety, and how women and men often seek connection in opposing ways, but with the same desire at heart. Whether you're exploring your own identity, healing from emotional wounds, or just trying to figure out dating in the digital age — this episode is a must-listen.

Timestamps:

- [0:00:00 - 0:05:00] – Coral’s childhood, music industry roots & intro to intimacy

- [0:05:00 - 0:10:01] – Moving to LA, starting a business, and falling into sex work

- [0:10:01 - 0:15:02] – The truth about sex work: shame, trauma, and intimacy

- [0:15:02 - 0:20:02] – Why men seek sex workers: validation, rejection, loneliness

- [0:20:02 - 0:25:03] – Feminine vs. masculine intimacy & emotional gatekeeping

- [0:25:03 - 0:30:04] – Pornhub trends: real couple sex, mindful sex & Gen Z habits

- [0:30:04 - 0:35:05] – Dating apps, video games & the real issue with disconnection

- [0:35:05 - 0:40:05] – Authenticity vs. performance & the “weaponizing” of vulnerability

- [0:40:05 - 0:45:06] – Coaching men vs. women & gender differences in self-work

- [0:45:06 - 0:50:07] – Emotional safety, commitment, and romantic misalignment

- [0:50:07 - 0:55:08] – Orgasm gap, sexual communication & casual sex myths

- [0:55:08 - 1:00:08] – Cheap dopamine, soul connection, and integrity in intimacy

- [1:00:08 - 1:05:09] – Casual sex as energetic depletion & redefining “winning”

- [1:05:09 - 1:10:10] – Self-worth, dating misalignment & sexual values

- [1:10:10 - 1:15:11] – Heartgasms, trust, and how magnificent sex rewires intimacy

Links & Resources:

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, host Spencer Coursen sits down with Christopher Gregory, a U.S. veteran and passionate advocate for health, performance, and authenticity. From his transformative experience at the University of Health and Performance to powerful reflections on identity, mental health, and personal growth, Christopher opens up about what it means to rediscover purpose beyond the uniform.

They discuss modern longevity, the importance of fasting, functional fitness, and the value of community for veterans in transition.

This episode is filled with actionable insights for anyone navigating life changes or striving to live with intention.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 07:04] – Christopher’s background and transition out of military life

- [07:04 - 14:08] – Mental health stigma in veteran communities

- [14:08 - 21:12] – Rebuilding identity and finding purpose after service

- [21:12 - 28:16] – Fitness as a foundation for psychological healing

- [28:16 - 35:21] – Daily disciplines, structure, and internal accountability

- [35:21 - 42:25] – Longevity, grip strength, fasting, and high-performance routines

- [42:25 - 49:29] – Productivity hacks and why the first 90 minutes matter

- [49:29 - 56:33] – University of Health & Performance: Takeaways for veterans

- [56:33 - 1:03:37] – Feeling like an outsider and breaking the pattern of isolation

- [1:03:37 - 1:10:42] – Training protocols and progressions: crawl, walk, then run

- [1:10:42 - 1:17:46] – “It sucks at first” – why discomfort leads to growth

- [1:17:46 - 1:24:50] – Failure as a teacher and effective personal branding

- [1:24:50 - 1:31:54] – Processing feedback and social media criticism

- [1:31:54 - 1:38:58] – Maintaining discipline post-program and returning to life

- [1:38:58 - 1:46:03] – Final reflections on legacy, growth, and helping others

Links & Resources:

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, host Spencer Coursen sits down with legendary counterterrorism expert and former State Department special agent Fred Burton. Fred shares decades of first-hand experience on major investigations—from hunting the first World Trade Center bomber, to managing protective intelligence, to handling high-stakes hostage rescue operations.

The two dive deep into the evolution of counterterrorism, the dark realities of mental health in law enforcement, the influence of AI on modern security operations, and why protecting VIPs isn't just about tactics—it's about understanding the mind of the attacker.

Fred’s stories, including the behind-the-scenes manhunt for Ramzi Yousef and lessons learned from decades of service, offer invaluable insights for anyone passionate about national security, true crime, intelligence, and resilience.

Timestamps:

- [00:00:00 - 00:04:37] – Fred Burton’s early career beginnings in counterterrorism

- [00:04:37 - 00:09:15] – The reality of terrorism threats before 9/11

- [00:09:15 - 00:13:53] – How protective intelligence evolved in the 1980s and 90s

- [00:13:53 - 00:18:31] – Why predicting attacks is harder than stopping them

- [00:18:31 - 00:23:08] – Global security before digital surveillance and AI

- [00:23:08 - 00:27:46] – CIA hostage rescue attempts and real-world limitations

- [00:27:46 - 00:32:24] – Tracking down Ramzi Yousef: World Trade Center bomber manhunt

- [00:32:24 - 00:37:02] – Mistakes, lessons, and victories in early terrorism investigations

- [00:37:02 - 00:41:39] – Building a career in law enforcement and federal agencies today

- [00:41:39 - 00:46:17] – Intelligence without action: The biggest security blind spot

- [00:46:17 - 00:50:55] – Mental health damage from facing the worst of humanity

- [00:50:55 - 00:55:33] – Coping strategies for counterterrorism professionals

- [00:55:33 - 01:00:10] – The limits of therapy and institutional support for agents

- [01:00:10 - 01:04:48] – Why law enforcement often misses early threat indicators

- [01:04:48 - 01:09:26] – The psychology of target selection for terrorists and attackers

- [01:09:26 - 01:14:04] – Mass shooter profiles and protective intelligence gaps

- [01:14:04 - 01:18:41] – Crisis response tactics for public figure protection

- [01:18:41 - 01:23:19] – AI, misinformation, and the evolving national security threat

- [01:23:19 - 01:27:57] – How narratives shift: Government, media, and technology changes

- [01:27:57 - 01:32:35] – Fred Burton’s final reflections on resilience, purpose, and legacy

Links & Resources:

Podcast Guest Submission Form: https://www.spencercoursen.com/guest-submission-form-podcast

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, host Spencer Coursen sits down with Tom Babb, a former athlete turned tech leader and disability advocate. Tom shares his incredible story of becoming paralyzed at 19, rebuilding his life from scratch, and launching a thriving career at the cutting edge of AI, marketing, and brain-computer interface technology.

From deeply honest conversations about school shootings, mental health, and the future of wearable AI, to breaking down complex tech with clarity and passion, Tom brings humor, heart, and a visionary take on what’s next. This episode is for listeners who want to think deeper about ethics in AI, national security, and how we help vulnerable communities — while building smarter tech and stronger people.

Timestamps:

- [00:00:00 - 00:07:12] – AI listening myths, targeted ads, and subconscious influence

- [00:07:12 - 00:14:25] – Streaming sensors to the brain: Predator vision & military applications

- [00:14:25 - 00:21:38] – Bomb threat logic, school shootings, and emotional misdiagnosis

- [00:21:38 - 00:28:51] – Fixing school safety: Grievance, neglect, and emotional health

- [00:28:51 - 00:36:04] – How AI is disrupting marketing and SEO at massive scale

- [00:36:04 - 00:43:17] – The power of content repurposing and IP theft in the AI era

- [00:43:17 - 00:50:30] – Tom’s accident, paralysis story, and rebuilding life through brotherhood

- [00:50:30 - 00:57:43] – From journalism to startup life: 3D design, SkyFi & mission-driven pivots

- [00:57:43 - 1:04:56] – AI in content creation: blogging, transcriptions, and YouTube automation

- [1:04:56 - 1:12:09] – Reverse prompting, tool hacks, and AI-powered productivity workflows

- [1:12:09 - 1:19:22] – Location tracking, emergency response & real-world security use cases

- [1:19:22 - 1:26:35] – AI voice mimicry, ethics in surveillance, and NLP for disabilities

- [1:26:35 - 1:33:48] – Discovering hidden crime: How satellites and AI expose meth labs

- [1:33:48 - 1:41:01] – Ancient tech & AI speculation: From pyramids to consciousness transfer

- [1:41:01 - 1:48:14] – The "waiting for Friday" syndrome: Happiness, work-life purpose, and tech burnout

Links & Resources:

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In this raw and real episode of Coursen’s Corner, Spencer Coursen sits down with Ashley Kelsch—writer, entrepreneur, and deeply reflective creative—for a powerful conversation on motherhood, addiction, grief, emotional recovery, and what it means to unf*ck midlife.

Ashley shares her personal evolution from building a bold business like Teddies for Betty's to hitting rock bottom emotionally after the loss of her children's father, dealing with substance use, and re-evaluating life after becoming an empty nester. With wisdom, humor, and hard-earned grace, she walks us through the highs and lows of entrepreneurship, sobriety, parenting, identity, and healing. This is an unfiltered, honest discussion about how to face pain without running, and how to rebuild life—on your terms.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 07:29] – Starting over: Podcasting, ADHD, entrepreneurship, and the struggle to stay visible

- [07:29 - 14:58] – Parenting as avoidance, becoming an empty nester, and respecting kids' boundaries

- [14:58 - 22:28] – Ashley's writing journey: journaling, feedback loops, and emotional clarity

- [22:28 - 29:57] – Early adulthood: addiction, the Seattle grunge scene, and her escape to Maui

- [29:57 - 37:26] – Moving to Austin after loss, and the bold creation of Teddies for Betty's

- [37:26 - 44:56] – Entrepreneurship burnout, internalized alcoholism, and the pressure to perform

- [44:56 - 52:25] – Wine culture, solo drinking, emotional disconnect, and hitting the wall

- [52:25 - 59:54] – Accepting addiction, sobriety clarity, and letting go of performative living

- [59:54 - 1:07:24] – Grief and rebirth: confronting her mother’s mental illness and addiction

- [1:07:24 - 1:14:53] – Breaking generational trauma and forgiving without false positivity

- [1:14:53 - 1:22:22] – Suicidal ideation, post-recovery numbness, and reclaiming purpose

- [1:22:22 - 1:29:52] – From trauma response to true self-awareness: building emotional tools

- [1:29:52 - 1:37:21] – Holding space for grief, healing the inner child, and rediscovering joy

- [1:37:21 - 1:44:50] – Reflecting on the entrepreneurial past, emotional burnout, and rebirth

- [1:44:50 - 1:52:20] – Final thoughts on love, loss, identity, and living with intention

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In this episode of Coursen’s Corner, host Spencer Coursen sits down with Mary Barron—jujitsu athlete, therapist, and truth-teller—for an open, powerful conversation on femininity, masculine energy, emotional safety, and the qualities modern women are truly looking for in men.

Mary shares how combat sports helped her access confidence and presence, the differences between masculine and feminine roles in today’s relationships, and why emotional intelligence and leadership matter more than ever. The conversation explores relationship psychology, personality frameworks (Myers-Briggs), unspoken expectations, and the changing standards for modern masculinity.

This episode is packed with honest insights about dating, identity, emotional growth, and how self-awareness leads to stronger, safer connections.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 05:52] – Jiu-jitsu, aggression, and why knowing your strength makes you more peaceful

- [05:52 - 11:45] – Masculine vs feminine energy in relationships and being able to relax with the right partner

- [11:45 - 17:38] – Leadership, decision fatigue, and the top 5 traits women want in men

- [17:38 - 23:31] – Myers-Briggs, personality frameworks, and emotional compatibility

- [23:31 - 29:24] – Emotional intelligence and learning how to not expect mind reading

- [29:24 - 35:16] – Sacred vs transactional partnerships and Aristotle’s friendship theory

- [35:16 - 41:09] – Financial, physical, and emotional security—how women rank what matters most

- [41:09 - 47:02] – Emotional safety, trauma responses, and growing into relational maturity

- [47:02 - 52:55] – Financial expectations and refusing to live paycheck-to-paycheck

- [52:55 - 58:48] – Clarity through confrontation and relationships shifting under real pressure

- [58:48 - 1:04:40] – Big Daddy energy, practical love languages, and expectations in marriage

- [1:04:40 - 1:10:33] – Health, biohacking, and building relationships on wellness alignment

- [1:10:33 - 1:16:26] – Why Mary won’t date men who neglect their health

- [1:16:26 - 1:22:19] – Protein, strength training, and watching loved ones suffer preventable decline

- [1:22:19 - 1:28:12] – Closing reflections on purpose, caregiving, and legacy

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In this deeply inspiring and wide-ranging conversation, Nate Boyer shares his incredible journey from humanitarian work in Africa to the frontlines as a Green Beret, and eventually to the NFL. Spencer and Nate dive into topics like climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for clean water, starting MVP (Merging Vets & Players) with Jay Glazer, pursuing film and directing documentaries, and the legacy of WWII heroes. This episode is about purpose, reinvention, and making impact.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

- How Nate Boyer transitioned from Special Forces to the NFL—and what he learned on both fields.

- The origin and impact of the Waterboys project bringing clean water to East Africa.

- Why Boyer co-founded MVP (Merging Vets & Players) and how it’s helping athletes and veterans redefine purpose.

- What it takes to direct your first film, and how Nate turned lived experiences into scripted storytelling.

- Behind-the-scenes insights into acting, filmmaking, and telling the stories of WWII veterans through documentaries.

Timestamps:

- [00:00 - 04:28] – Introduction: Nate’s climb up Mount Kilimanjaro and what the experience meant.

- [04:28 - 08:56] – Waterboys.org: The mission to bring clean water to Tanzania and how NFL players contribute.

- [08:56 - 13:24] – Sustainable transformation: Impact of wells on schools, livestock, and healthcare access.

- [13:24 - 17:52] – Volunteering in Darfur: Nate’s first exposure to crisis zones and global humanitarian work.

- [17:52 - 22:20] – Special Forces journey: Army enlistment, Green Beret training, and 18X pipeline insights.

- [22:20 - 26:48] – Football dreams: Walking on to the University of Texas team at age 29.

- [26:48 - 31:16] – NFL experience: Senior All-Star game, long snapping, and life with the Seattle Seahawks.

- [31:16 - 35:45] – MVP begins: The idea, the struggle, and how Jay Glazer and Nate launched a movement.

- [35:45 - 40:13] – Identity after service: Shared purpose between athletes and veterans post-career.

- [40:13 - 44:41] – Nate in Hollywood: Acting school, NFL Network show, and early on-screen roles.

- [44:41 - 49:09] – D-Day documentary: Traveling to Normandy and capturing the voices of WWII veterans.

- [49:09 - 53:37] – Generational wisdom: Why we must preserve the stories of the Greatest Generation.

- [53:37 - 58:05] – Directing and storytelling: Lessons from behind the camera and leading with vision.

- [58:05 - 1:02:33] – Actor vs. director: The balance between creativity, clarity, and collaboration.

- [1:02:33 - 1:07:02] – Closing thoughts: Life after the uniform, legacy, and what Nate’s working on next.

Links & Resources:

Follow Nate on Instagram, TikTok, and X: @nateboyer37

Waterboys – https://www.waterboys.org

MVP (Merging Vets & Players) – https://vetsandplayers.org/

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